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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1887-10-19
COSTLY COFF1Ns FOE DOGAs

And Ono for Parrot That Beats Theu
All, and Rests in q W0lnan's Par1oHs
New York Sun. IL
Asked about the truth Of the report TIL
he had recently inferred dog in one Of ~
public cemeteries, Broadway undeftAt9
said; e;
burying dog, but the party hag not -
dered coffin yet. have furnished conn
however, for quite q number Of dogs ~
once once & coffin q, il for q parrot The n,ens
s16O. A New York lady was the moul4ss
1t vas of eolid rosewood, carved, silver phls
and everything fi:st-class. don't remernD9
just what kind Of dog it WAS. Its ~:
was on the plate.
There is no ceremony about dogs funss
raj. Ii the owner believes his dog has soak
he is very likely to keep the ballet e hlnlssfn
difficult to get any minister to say prayesges
over his four-f footed pet.
THE dog is simply put into . chtldH -
ket OF lifting size and conveyed IN nel
wagon to the cemetery. There the huns4I
monrners are in waiting, and there arg so r.
departed animal, whose bark has d ~
launched, as it were, on the waters OF 0eAss
ion." n.
DO the cemetery authorities object =
such interments7" $50
certainly not. At least / have not 1eI
OF their Directing, even il they had q -
right to do 80. The dogs are inferred n e
private lots Of their owners. e -
No monument that l am aware 0l 80
been erected to dog, but the owner ~
some way Of telling where the amin 49,
buried. The average price paid tor = doss
casket Is from $50 to s75, and the pss..
with the name are usually silver, and " ~
times plated. Pointers and settlers sls ~
burial, and ladies are in the maJoliy -
thoHe who bestow the costly post-n1p1s
honor on their canine friends. go
The casket for the parrot q which ns ;.;fs i
spoken, !" he added, was really an e1ga -
work of art. and the cost Of manllscsGSsa
alone was over 5000. It was foot ~ lucss
in length, of solid rosewood, hand c.s3
and hand polished, and the mountinf ~
solid silver. while the Innings we're y IS
richest quality. Beneath the outer .o;ss
was plate-glass covering, throngn 49,
the dead bird, which had been caielnals 49,
balmed, could be gazed upon ~ ~ cs'v's
mistreas." n
The reporter was shown . photoeispsa n.
the casket, and it appeared TO pe ~ n III ~
ceased princeling. The parrot nas l nS. III
inferred, but the lady keeps the casasf;s = IS
the remains, in her parlor, ana Ms s.saI
buried with her when she dies. She ha a, m
that the bird saved the lives OF nelse s 4;ssN
her late husband, in India. by Rlvln . w,
ly warning of the presence OF rorDSai 20 n
A woman recently attempted 70 nay Mi
dog inferred in Riverside ParR, puih cdr a
denied that privilege she caused the W. ~
be weighted and sunk IN the nsei ns's
park. ~ s.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1887-10-19
AN ALABAMA EMEUTE.
A Party of Negroes Threaten a Planter
with Death for Holding Them to Their
lnDfracts

with Death for Holding Them to Their
Contracts.
SELMA. Oct. 15.-On Thursday night last
twonegro men and four negro boys, who are
hired under annual contracts to Hon. 3. +
Ellis, prominent planter of this county, en-
tered his residence. near Cahaba, and going
straight to his room, demanded of him set
Element up to that time.
Inasmuch as the negroes had not complied
with their part of the contracts Mr.. Ellis re-
fused the settlement, and at the same time
declined to relieve them from the contracts
under which he was entitled to their labor
during the present year.
The spokesman for the mob next said to
Mr.. Ellis that they would give him until 8
O'Clock the next morning to settle with them,
and if he refused to do it by that time. SAID
the negro: ave will have blood" Turning
to leave the room a member OF the mob also
said to Mr. Ellis that if he did not settle with
them the next morning that they were going
to burn him out.
When the Six negroes stepped out of the
residence they were joined in the yard by
about twenty others, and together they sent
ND yell after YELL as though they were saw
ages.
FINALLY the mob left the yard. No sooner
had they done so than Mr., Ellis summoned
the sheriff and other ali! to assist in the ar
| rest OF the six negroes who had entered his
room, the others, who were in the yard, be-
ing unknown. While making the arrest of
the five negroes found, one among the mum
| Der attempted to draw pistol, but being
quickly covered with revolver, he quietly
submitted, and no further trouble was had.
Investigation showing that the four boys.
aged about seventeen and eighteen years of
age had been almost forced by the negro
| men to enter with them Mr.. Ellis room, only
the negro men and one of the leaders named
| Dave Brown, who attempted to draw the
pistol. were jailed. Tom hurry, the other
negro man and leader, effected his escape
| Since the arrest no further trouble las ap-
| peared among the negroes and the disturb
| ance is believed to be at an end.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1887-10-19
McEnery Victory in Concortlia.

VIDALIA. Oct ia meeting of the parish
Democratic executive committee of Con-
cordia parish was held at Vidalia to-day, and
Hon. Lemuel P. Conner was elected to rep.
resent that parish as member oe the State
Central Committee. This is the first move
of Concordi.. Democrats, and is decided
victory for McEncry, Mr.. Conner being a
strong advocate of McEnery, and gaining a
complete victory over Francis S. Shields,
who was his opponent for the membership.
Everything is clear for McErcry here.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1887-10-19

HAHNy1LLE, Oct. 15.-According to a call
of Mr.. Leon Sarpy, chairman of the Demo-
cratic Parish Executive Committee of st.
Charles parish, mass meeting was held at
the courthouse. in st. Charles parish, at 12
O'Clock yesterday. The reorganization of
the committee was effected with the follow
ing result: Il. Z. st. Martin was accred-
tied as member of the State Central Com
mittee, which is to meet in New Orleans on
the goth instant. The following parish ex-
ecutive committee was elected: First ward,
Joseph w. Peyroux and T. L. Baudauin: sec
ond ward, A.. Tassen and James Raudauin:
third ward, Leon Sarpy ard a. J. Oscar,
fourth ward, J. l.. Boutte and a. L. Young;
fifth ward, Emile Rost and /. e. st. Martin.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1887-10-19
Poali Fellah.

Texas siftings. ..-1., ,aaA, i
Charlie KnickerbockerI 'Wnass W ny
du.s s Cholhe. Ims psvas1
'Gweat heaventh! have you been eApUs
II went to the opera, Chollie. s .s@ al
scoundreIly usher gave me pwo2y sihoc al
had just peen pwinted and ~ yKsi nsla III sn1
moist and damp that got cnl1eu w.
thu 81
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1887-10-19
Municipal Election at Amite City

ANTE CRY, La, Oct. 15.-An election
was held here to-day for municipal officers.
Thomas B. Sowcll was elected mayor without
opposition. The following Board of Alder
men was elected by majority of to 1:
y. G. Cooley, s. d. Richardson, Adam
Rother Ed, McaIichael, T. Fl. Robertson.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1887-10-19
A ROUSER.
MEETING OF THE SIXTH WARD CENTRAL
CLUB OF HEH ORLEANS.

Addresses by Messrs. L. sambola Jones,
NJ. Gutheim, Judge Sambola, Garidel
and Others - Mr.. John Brewster
Elected to Serve on the Central Com
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Endorsing Gov.
NcEnery Passed.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1887-10-19

Dentist Rindly)-' Now does that burt pr
Patient-'I don't mind you working on tie
tooth so much, but if you will Just east your
sleeve button ont of my right eye, I'll be
obliged. "-Erckange.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1887-10-19

The 'tonrnure war; goes on with undated
ylgor. Fashion writers say the hustle is out
OF date; artists declaim against on esthetic
fashionable dressmakers still insist upon K,
and it will probably have at least another
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Office.

Whereas my wife, Mary Cyr. has lett me without
just cause, hereby give notice that shall pay no
debts of her contracting after this date.
FRANK cYR.
Aagu'ta. April %, 1887. aprssGsts
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The best Salve in the world for CUT
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Feve,
Sores. fet.er, Chspped Hands, Chilbains
Germs. and all Skin Eruption, and positiveit
cures Piles. or 90 pay required. 1t is guar
anteei to give perfect satisfaction, or mouey
refunded. Price % cents per box. kol sal,
by Devine { Coughhn. mav29- d&wly
Salt Rheum is one OF the great ills of the
human family. Mr.. James Marsh, OF Bangor,
Me, who was 8 great sufferer from this dis
ease in his +, ct. gives the following: Il WAS
op the point of going to Boston for treatment.
when heard of this medicine In one month
1t cared the humor." (Only 80 cts. Per bottle
Bic apr26l&wlt
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fNtsfeiianrous
Bears in the Catskills.

How BRUIN IS SHOT AND TRAPPED By
HUNTERS OF THE SHANDAKEN.
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And all di.eases Of the Throat and Lungs can
be cured by the use of Scatt's Emulsion, as
it contains the healing virtues OF Cod Liver
Oil and Hypophosphltes in their fullest form.
81 consider SCOTS Emulsion the remedy
par-excellence in Tuberculous and Strumou.
Affections, TO say nothing of ordinary colds
and throat troubles. w r. S. CosSELL,
N. D., Manchester. o. apr26ieod&w4v
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To D.slo,Ige the Enemy,

when ii takes the form of dis ase of the kidneys
bladder, is ask well nigh impossible Of accom-
plishment. Renal and veeics maliaies are more
obstinate than any others. Counteract therefore
he earliest indications Of Inactivity OF the many
organs with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters which
possesses, among other exc llent qualities, those
OF an efficient deureiie. he degree OF stimulation
apparent from is reaches but never goes eond
the bonds of safety. Ii inyigorstes always, never
irriiates. Rlights disease diabetes. catarrh of the
bladder. diseases successfully combatted in their
incipiency with this benign medicinal stimulant and
tonic. Besides reinforcing snd regulating the
kidneys and bladder. The Bitters is specific for
fever and ague. combination AMI DYSPEPSIA.
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WIRES onfH sNsa
k,.x IMPROVED NVel Dun.
MitCheli'S Belladonna Plasters

This is the Oldest and most reliable B.lla3on,.
master made. and contains IN extra quantity M Ri
ladonna. Especially valuable Tor Pain or Weasr",,
Complaint. Weak Lungs Coughs cold SPOT htnoen
me shoulders, Asthma, Difficulty in Brtaihins
Plturisy &c. in AL which cases they give mmsSis,
and permanent relief.
SOLD By DRUGGISTS EvERYwHERE.
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PATENTS.
r.. Fl. EDDY.

No. 20 state St., opposite HiIby, Boston
Secures Patents the United states; aIse In Grea,
Britain France ano other foreign countries COPIES
OF the claims Of any Patent furnished by remittins
on dollar. Assignments recorded at Washingtor
No AoencY in the United Stdtespossessegsuye,ror =
ciitifs for obtaining Patents or asceytei,faq =
pctenfotitn NJ inreatiOns.
x. II. EDDY, Solicitor of p6ten,,
TESTIMONIALS
"Iregsrd Mr.. Eddy as one of the most copcbi, ore
tc1essfui practitioners with whom have had 90
aial intercourse"
CHAS. MASON. Commissioner Of Patent.
"Iaventors cannot employ person MGR .rustwo,
Thy NJ more capable of securing for them an sar!y
-ndfGvoraDle consideration 2: the Patent Office
EDMUND BURKE, late Com mis- 81 oner Of Pa;eut-
BOSTON, October ~, 1870
q. EDDY, Eso,--Dear Sir: you procured fo.
ne In 1870 ny first patent Since then you have 70
ted FOR and advised me In hundreds of cases, aDc
frocsrec many patents, reissues and extensions.
hsve occasionaIy employed the best agencies In New
Yotr, Philadelphia and Washington, but / still give
you almost the whole Of my business, In your I,ne
anc advise others 10 employ you.
Yours trrl7, GEORGE DRAPER
Brs'ou. January J. 1867 w
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was terrible sufferer with Salt Rheum-
preferrng death to life. DR.. kennedy's
Favorire Remedy cured me.-Chas. Oven,
IroBville, n. Y. | acknowledge DR.. Ken
nedy's Favorire Remedy to be cure for
Gravel, and, so far as know, the only cure.
j VI. Allen, Charlotte. \. Y. Price 81.
Send 2-cent stamp to DIR. Kennedy, Rondout,
n. Y, for a book on Kidney. Liver and blood
disorders. Mention tbis paper.
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nALE's HONEY is the best Cough Gar. =, 20, 81
GLEaN'S SULPHUR SOAP he7ls and eas.iies, 25c
CcRNAN CORR REMOVER kills Car--s {. III, ions, &c
PILLS HiIR & W1,sRER pyE-DIase (. H-oysn 5o-
FIXES TooTHACHE DROPS cur. IA t.ialle, 25c
pEAES RHEUMATIC PILLS --~ r re o,.re 5oc
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LEPROSY.

and consequently incurnblc. II is impossible to de-
scribe her suneriucs lI,r body from the crown Of
her head TO the sol,s II tr feet was a mass OF decay
masses Of flesh rotu. oG and leaving great cavities
Her fingers cscrrd and three or four nails dronpei
of at one time Her limbs contracted bv the fearful
liberation and for several years she did not leave
her bed. Her weight was reduced from i25 10 60 lhs
Perhaps some faint idea Of her condition can be
CLEAN, ii from the fact that three pounds Of Co.mo
hne or ointment were used per week in dressing her
sores, Finally the physicians aokuOw lodged their
defeat by this Black " on and commended the suf
ferer TO her a,l-wlse Creator
Her husband hearing wonderful report. Of the use
Of SwIFr's SPECIFIC 6. :. 50. prevailed on her to
try as last resort. She began its under pro
test, but soon found that her system was bel ne re
heved Of the poison, ms the assumed ~ and
healthy color. as though the blood was becoming
pure and active. Mrs. Bailey continued the $ 5 s
until last February; every sore healed she dis
carded chair and orutohCs and for the time
In twelve years well woman. Her hush. nd, Mr.
c. Bailey, In business at TN Blackstone Street
Boston. and will take pleasure in giving the details
p this "ouderfu cure. Send TO for Trv atise on
Qood and Skin Diseases, mailed free
TINS SWIFT SPECIFIC Co. Drawer s. Atls ntA C.
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FITs.-All dts stopped free by DR.. Kline's
Great Nerve Restorer. No fits after first
days use. Marvellous cures. Treatise and
g.. 90 trial bottle free to fit cases. Send to
DR.. Kline, 93l Arch ST., Philadelphia. Pa
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We have sold Wistar's tSalsam of Wild
Cherry for many years Nothing We have
sold has ever given such perfect satisfaction
for coughs and colds. AMI in advanced cases
of consumption it has shown r-marka ole
efficacy.
z. ). BRows & Co Fall River, Mass.
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raaIas1E t4J I443n e sL4lsV =
"CHiCHEST ENGLiSn'
The Original ard only e'e"u ni..,las,
s,., and aiways R-Ia BsEare q 'ths, I'D sian
.fhtch..,e-,. Eroij.I. a1d tar e'hcr O - AIT
t,tampsl 70 ~ ~ Particular IN i,f'' ~ Ute.
AahE pnPER. Chiehester thrn ,,i i ~ Pa
2sfS Madison f-pUsTc' , H''H -.
Sold by Druggists eversxhere. AH W - ssbsi. =
ter. Enxii-hr PcnByroyai Pilis- 90, g.G
Geo G. Good v In a. Co.. Wholesale AsfN" '
mchlqda~tt
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gnetital..
THE WAY OF 1T.

This IL the way Of II, wide world ever;
One lie beloved, and one is the lover;
One gives and the other receives.
One lavi- hes all in a wild emotion.
One OFF, a smile for LIES devotion;
One hopes and the other believes,
One lies awake in the night TO weep,
And the Other drifts into a swee. sound sleep.
One soul IL sfame with godlike passion,
One plays with love in idler's fashion;
One speaks and the other hears.
One sob- II love you" and wet eyes show it,
And one laughs lightly and says, 81 know It,"
With smiles for the Others tears.
One lges for the other and nothing beside,
And the other remember. the world Is wide.
This IL the way Of IT. sad earth over;
The heart that breaks il the heart OF the lover,
And the other learn. TO forget.
For what il the U.s. Of endless 'orrow?
Though he zoe. down, II will rise to-mo: row,
nd life IL rot over yet.
OH know this truth, If know no other,
That Passionate Love ls Pains own mother.
Ella HheeLer Wilcor.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-11-04
Suaaernoe s@nIttaoer.

Inter uorftehenber reberf4rift utr'
6fentIt4t tn Der @isner ,9rehe@ 5err
Sobann 2i9tsnftabt cine &etbe uou Aufs
fdsen, BITE Elm eera6ebu ersreifenbss Bib
bsr etufdIdsissu GerbdItnife in @teu
ttefern.
Mtt GROCER Ntabe unb rImf@t fteate
Ct an fdmmtIi9en 8oltsf4uIen bsr
Stabt tInterfu@uusen an. bersn @rsebs
mfg bartu bsffebt, baB tn @ien nabeJu
brtttebaIb!auieE6 ~buneernbe S4uLttnber
fnb. Na6 ben Angaben ber Qstter batten
Ia einem btfimmten Seitraum 119
S9uItineer hberbaupt gar fein Wtttaas
efen, 3s4 erbieIteR otter teines, 266
battsn Rittass nur ie Gin Std63en
tro6enes 9ro6, 900 betou,en Blob unb
Raffse ober @emife, 1874 erbtsIten
etuas taIte Sprile su Ntittas unb 5s5
batteu I'm Ansemetnsn Rc5ruu9smauseI.
Das weren Sablen aus ber auteu Sabs
r.ssett, bic TN Wtnter ie9eIntdBtg nod
iebr bebeutenb anma1fen.
gu bteier eri9htternbeu StGtiffit 6er
bunaernten S@uIttnber md@ten BITE Qebs
rer banu nod weitere ergdnBenbe Bemers
tnneen, bab BITE armeu @ei95pfe ermats
tet, traits unb tbeilnabnieIos tn bar
S&ule fssn unb an benz urterri6te gar
ni4t tteitnebn1en; baB ptele Rinber betm
S@reiben unb Bet ben 5dnbarbetten uOr
6uneer B%tttsru; bab pieIe @Iteru, UNI
Die Nualeu bes 6unsers ben Rtnbern
minOer i@mer3baft Bu MAIDEN, btefsn
Btauntueiu 3u trinteu seben unb baB
foI9e uneIi6lt@e Rtnber pom @enufe
hes Branntwetns betdubt tn BITE S9uIe
tou1menl
6err 1iGtenffabt bei9rdntte f9 ins
beB ni@t- NIT fetuer Iobenswertben Ebds
tteteit auf @ien alIein, ionbern Deubste
fi1 aud an anbere Edible, barunter an
IoI@e tn Deutf4Ianb unb an bic StGbts
8erwaTtuus in Berlin. Na9 bsr INIT
mort. BITE e pom BEN Obcrbhrgermeiffsr
6ordenbed erbaIten bat, foIen bercits
tn Berlin 8ortebruuseu beffebtn, um
6ungern pen aruer S@uIftnbern AZ
uer5hten. Muein Cd wtrb IN Der Antuort
BON eineu1 Sonb eefpro9en, ber BLOB
%utsriaufsnb (l) Rart betrdgt. Aaers
binss III aber aud BET WobltbdtisteH
elmer Dame seba@t (6rau BInmeufeIb),
bic fur bungern6e S@uItinber febr uteI
tbut. aaein es if bic Grase, Oh btefe
cine Dame unb Der Sonbs pom rur piers
Ma1t bem uebeIffanbe geuisenb
30 ifeueru D~eru6sen. Weun nc tn
Berlin ebeuio, wte eS iest tn @ien &c;
iff, Der Sa9e erinbIt@ na9s
ssben unb senau fefffeasn wOute, wte es
NIT Der grndsrung Der armeI Rinber
an fdumtIi@rn BerIiHer SduIen aus:
febt, 10 mirbe fi9 pieusi4t ersebeu, baB
es and in Berlin an bunssrn6su S6uIs
ni@t febIt.
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SnIdnotf@e Va@rt@ten.

- Sn 2dtbrop, Wtfonrt, ni@t nett
pom ct. Sofep5, bat cine 5ranl6au,
6rau anbrew 2etes, etnem Swiatuss:
paare bas 2eben sessbsu, weI9es 3us
fammen u II Yfunb wtest, trosbem
aber u6aig 9eiunb un6 Iebeusfdbig ere
f&etnt. Swti gtearreutifteu senisteu,
UNI IS ju betten.
Gin ionterbares Gbter wurbe Dor
tur3er Ssit tn ben Siu1pfeu tn Der Rdbe
con Reu Orleans sefansen. gs bdi
ben Ropf unb ban S9uani zines 2nt'
gators, Der Ridsn uu6 bic 6IBe fnb ies
bod b~ieieniser etnel S9Ibtr6te. 9as
.Wonffrum~ wtrb seseuwdrtts tn 2tusrs
pool gu England aussefent.
SoIsenbss Stid@sn BON suterl
6umor tn einem RoIt3eiseri9te beriGtet
Der ct. 2ouiIer ,6umorif": SO NTH
tebn EbaIer babeu,' faste Der sefrense
Ri9ter 81 stnem betneipt seweieuen
A%rrefanten. .Dfe m69te ta aud
baben," entsesnste btsier f9Iasferiis,
bod CLAUDE t9 nidt, bGB trseub ein's
pom unieren beibrn @ef9tern gut genug
bafir it,
- Sn benz BUREAU Der abonls grpreb
60. IA Bottom, Maf., erpIobtrte eth
Yafet, In SoIse befen Elm @d9ter Sra
mems 6euIp 6. Sawper uerIest unb
cine sroBe An3abI 6enfferi@stben tn benz
Bureau 3ertrdmmert wurben. Refine
Spur pom benz BaGet If 3uradgebIteben,
uub BITE Bebinffsteu fnsen, fe wiBten
ni4t, mas bas Ba6st eptbieIt, nod aud
wober bafeIbe fam unb weI@es ietn
Beftmmuussort seweien iet.
- Weun Chiffon fortfdbrt, feline Or,
inbuusen an uerbefern unb feline Sheen
3u usrw;rrltGe Ell, 10 wirb es baIb gIei&.
siItis fstn, ob 9ouIS nIe EeIesropben,
IiEieu bsfee ober uidt. Wdn tsIesra,
pbirt pom elmer Station 5ur onberu n5ne
Drnbtlettung, inbem ma bic grte aIs
eeiter beunSt. Damn fann 90 ia sIei9
giIiis fem, men BITE PfdbIe unb BITE
DIdbte seb6reu. Dag Is mod einmaI
10 melt tommt, seb6rt bur9dus Ht@t Su
ben unm6sIi4tsitcn.
- Sn hem Wemp5ifr Gelephous
6riese baben bic Burger sefegt. Gm
Dtenfase wur6e 3wiTGen benz
gomite bsr RanFeute un6 6rn. &. 9.
@sI1weu, benz gompasnie,D Director, riu
fG1,ftIi9er 0ertrGs abaei9IoHsn, mad
peI9em BITE EsIepbons 60. fd perpfi6s
tet. tbre Snffrumente 3u ben alien Breis
fen IN Operation Az IaHen. BUR TN
6aas fe se3wuussn warbe, bic Drdhte
inter runb 5uIegeu, MISUNDERSTANDING
Ifarfia6en uu6 hana nur mad brelulouats
It9er Autetse.
Sn g~Ieueianb, Ohio, 5abeu BITE
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